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kaEE IIOKS pamtdbi iooial Acnvimi kie* are loveliest. At eve. orchestral colors, there will «*f? ! ■ V faintest (told that asks no , ** f « the heart to Ua tran- Waning silver may be Utfed there J , J strangely quiet and serene herself seems ambient «..’h the air ‘ ~ mure scarf across the Tr»- "s , i u v as If beneath the !&i c e „au’umn skv in dulcet A * 4 " * .*,* ho«t» of heaven along a h' wildest storm is lost In . • >it'n rh- after harvest ease *... . . uul fruit-unbur* >r.e.t ’rees I.efa Morse Eddy. \ isitinc Friends Here. v E; : /ihe’h ron. of Greens , vtst’ing friends in the city. (.urst of Mis* Young. vit i , * Batts, of Richmond.l , • h in.se suest of Miss Hath „ y ... UcHe street \ Mtrritai In Raleigh. \l F. i'h Buchan Kitty Allen ;■ ~m Smith spent yesterday in Cjf -h w.’h friends. v\rek End in Chapel HIU. y n ith Buchan ieft today for h where she will spend the ; rvi attend the Carollna •» - •oniorrow. Mr*. Carmll 111. y.. t r. Carroll, a correspondent r i ■p \ Dispatch ts seriously ill yk. .r !. ar Mtddleburg. it was ~ t . • lav Continues to Improve. \j : . Hi.-n* Frank Mills continue to T ■> .a .m *he effects of. ptomaine - .—i .• h»r h >me on Belle street. • *js -ir-.ed today. T» Vsshington. X. C. \p. ;v H Windley and t-hree chil \\ nr Jr. and Mary and •.,•--• • • r »ve gone to Washington • .p-'t ’he week-end with relatives. I h >ir Rehearsal Tonight. Tv -r;.it rehearsal of the choir ’ *v K v Baptist church will be v . church this evening at 7:30 *1- announced today by its c..e“ • F.ipeeted Tomorrow. ,V> A White and Miss Cary «- » * M.wve-vtlle. are expected to a-: x T. .*r »w •! visit Miss Fannie " ■ < i - T'i'r-r avenue. Dr. White '■•iv.. - M .nday from Charlotte -I i. - Va. where he la now ':i i m-eiing. They will leave •v - " .r • in Mooresville on Tues . J A Stud v Class Meets With Mrs. Watkins * >’ viv Cla.- s sponsored by the - ‘ i Department of the Wom ! • ib. me' Thursday afternoon at s '3 *ne home of Mrs. John ~ Jr, on Turner avenue, -'ib.ff* for the year's study is "■ ’-’a ruling Authors. Poets and •• - *■ s"’ • <>f North Carolina.” Mrs. r .« \ B >yd presented quite an ir * ' r vtive writers for the con '•■i* of *he class. A spirited dis *” carried on and the meet • V" i most interesting one * ht**-<.■; had aa her guests Miss ■ Httn**~ Collins and her little “ I ‘ t'.'ir. During the social hour '“'•'"d delicious refreahments. H It llaiper will be the host n»x* meeting of the class. 666 L, <H'ln • TABLETS - SALVE r^’ k * Malaria in 3 day*. Colds first ll'-adache* or Neuralgia In 3* nimites SALVE for HEAD COLDB * o3t Speedy Remedies Known. Five Good Reasons Why You Should Bring Your Prescriptions Here ‘ 1n “ dru K’ that we uae in pre -2 n alw absolutely the i. ' ° P and most potent that " prrjcured. . Prescription is filled by a k.|><i aM d experienced phar ltnows ln < last word in ' '’ h,cal Prescription filling. ' -1 t- t r. - • . . prescription is filled with i' honesty and accuracy. avp personal Interest In •’til your welfan*. - , , ,l P , ’ !a, c with your doctor ■ ■■r -l P, ‘ ' b, ‘ > wa >'' charing with “‘i r " f T ‘ ■■P'msibility for your A ' f ir. and comfort. er ner Drug Company Druggists ’»*hu,e U 2 UJCIETY ftws IT, ETTA KETT v r —l 7-TT-i Surpnse k Right! ' 1 , 8y PAUL ROBINSON H aqoutxou / Wont tou J 1 V JC I <no\n mama Thinks- v —v 1 You«fcc*» Nt\is.rz.cA(2tD Gooo tNUNmaMOs. WfinL H HARQN ME NO'M - OUT? \ fl IP* I \OUCE. HOGEB - TWArS WHN | poR. VOU «IAC*C. f\NO l I I I - KfelT' t O** ngn| ySj ENGJAOWMtNT .5 (~ZJ NO I CEffTAiNrsl l / ' SOCCAXI ABOUT tOU 'l -n4INIC I u o ws yabl dO IbLL X°u Wt tON*g| , ! VOLL V ' 1 1 WITTuE TTZiCtC ENOUGH £ MVSSED GON" V Marian Martin : Pattern : STYLED OR SIZES 36 TO 48 PATTERN 9460 We know all th c tricks of making hr use frocks especially flattering to th? larger figure. This model shows ! perfectly our ingenuity . . . the diag onal closing and pointed -seaming for shtimess and the popuar drop shoulder or comfort. A refreshing white collar and pear buttons add charm to a gay prnt. •' / j Pattern 9461) may' be ordered only (n sizes 36 to 48. Si*e 36 requires 3 3iß yards 36 inch fabric and 1-2 yard con trasting. Illustrated sewing instructions included wKh this pattern. * ( To gef. a pattern of this model- send FIFTEEN CENTS <lsc> In coins or stamps tcolns preferred). Please write very plainly your NAME. AD DRESS. STYLE NUMBER and SIZE of each pattern ordered. for a complete collection of the smartest, most practical and easiest 'o-make styles, consult the MARIAN MARTIN FALL AND WINTER PATTERN CATAIJIG. Ite 32 pages include beautiful models for juniors and kiddles, as well a sthe best of the new season’s afternoon, evening. sporv* and house frocks, lingerie and pajamas Exquisite items for gift sewing, too. SEND FOR YOUR COPY. PRICE OF CATALOG. FIFTEEN CENTS. CATALOG AND PATTERN TO GETHER. TWENTY -FIVE CENTS. address all orders to The Dally Dispatch Pattern Department, 232 West 18th Street. New York City. Fancy Dress Ball Planned For Club Cards have been received by mem bers o fthe West End Country Club notifying them of their next regular dance, which will be held on October 31. and Is the annual “Hallowe’en ancy Dress Ball.” which will be pre sented In the ball room of the club. All dancers are expected to attend the ball In costume and during the even ing a grand march will be held in order that judges may pick the most attractive costume, both for gentle* men and ladies. Last year's Hallowe'en ball was one of much fun and frivolity and the dance this year is expected to even eclipse that, R was said. ___ Ftwar C«U*i last itvara olit I mt tfeto wtotar with VlckiHaaterDttir CTNIAkBua, TR.C.J IHnCT CTSPATCH FRIDAY; 21, 1982 T Mission Society Has Regular Meet The South Henderson Baptist Mis sionary Society met with Mrs. Pearl Gupton Monday night. A very interesting program was rendered as follows: Hymn My Soul Be On Thv Guard. Scripture reading by Mrs. Mattie Robertson. Prayer by Rev. L. B. Reavis. Topic reading: “The Enemy With the Sword.” by Mrs. Mattie Lassiter. Topic reading: "Some Bullets from the Enemy’s Gun," by Mrs. Minnie Branch. Topic reading: "The Victorious Cross.” by Mrs. Rosa Stokes. Open discussion and wonderful talk by Rev. L. B. Reavis. Prayer by Mrs. Rosa Stokes. After the meeting adjourned the hostess. Miss Ora Gupton served de licious home made candy.—Reported. Jr. Woman’s Club Plans Big Dance Misses Fannie Smith and Rebecca Church were hostesses to the regular meeting of the Junior Woman’s Club on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Miss Church on North William stree*. , Miss Rebecca Church, the pres’dent of the club, presided over the busi ness session, during which the club discussed plans for a dance which is to be given on November 4 at Coop er’s Hall. Committees were appoints ed by the president to work out the plans for this affair. Miss Jessie Rose, chairman of the Art department, had charge of the program for the evening, the subject of which was “North Carolina Pot tery." Misses Dorothy W«3ter. Kramr Lou Noell and Evelyn Garrett gave short talks on this subject During the social hour htat followed the business session. Miss Adele Powell was the winner of a prize in a “Portrnit Drawing” contest. The hostess served a delicious ice course to the members of the club at the conclusion of the meeting. Garden Club Goes ~To Chapel Hill The Henderson Garden Club spent a most enjoyable day Thursday in Chapel Hill, where they were the guests of Dr. W. C. Coker, professor of botany at the University. The party enjoyed a / picnic lunch, choosing a place neat the stadium which was never more lovely with Its background of brilliant autumn co lota*. After lunch we were joined by Dr. Coker, who conducted us through th< arboretum, where our study of the Chic Suit at Races This chic costume was seen rw eently, »t the races at Ixoa^hamp, ■ pahs. ' Tlieie (s »n all-buttoned effect with cape- The dark cloth • hat is.twicted up coquettishly. Tha , top jam of the C*pej»»t*hea tht , * ‘ ' m wrf bat "*■ IRISH TACKLE NAILED BY CUPID ■P f Bam if-HP 1111,1 - m IWWHff iIPIBMI ilMfe,. * 1 IFt Joe Kurtb, star left tackle of the Notre Dame football team, has been nailed—but not for a loss, for thc tackle had been tackled by Dan Cupid, himself. Kurth, in set, and Miss Virginia Ortlieb, University of Wisconsia fresh wonderful collection of shrubs and trees was made most profitable thro ugh his intimate and expert know ledge. The day culminated in a visit to Dr. Cokir’s lovely home, which is situated on a wooded slope and al most makes otn feel as If he Lad been transported to the mountains of Western North Carolina. After spending a most delightful time strolling through his grounds and gardens, ths party was gracious ly entertained in Dr. Cokers home. Reported. Townsville News By MISS FRANCES BOYDi* Rev. an*: :Jrs.' J. S. Kennison and > daughter, Meta, spent Saturday in Du 1 ham. A. i. T-lev principal of Towns’-;. hb”): school, spent the pas* week en-1 ‘ at his home in Burlington. Jurs. J. A. Boyd visited her sl.-.ier lijs. J. R. Carroll of Midd-eburg the past week. Mrs. Bit’io I’eats.i i f * ■ Y**ik City has been visiting her niece. Mrs. B. F. Fox of Townsville. W. B. Boyd of State College spent the week-end at home. He had as his g iest John Bjlen of Spartanburg, S. r. Mr. and M’s. Geo. A. Harris and daughter, Judith and Lucy, spent Sun day afternoon w th Mrs. N. D. Boyd. Miss Frances spent Friday night Miss Mary Grace Woody. Mrs. H. B. White and sons, Walter and Wallace, spent Friday night with Mrs. N. D. Boyd. Billy Burwell of Durham spent the week-end at home. H. B. White, Jr., of Drewry was the guest of W. B. Boyd the paat week end. . , Kittreil News By BfISS RUBY SMITH. Miss Willie Gee, a Zeb Vance high high school faculty member spent the paat week-end in Henderson with re latives. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stain back had as their recent dinner guests. Mr. gpd Mrs. Marvin Watkins, of Henderson, ' and Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Watkins, of near Bearpond. , Miss Elizabeth Nelson, of the Zeb Vance Teacherage, was the guast of her parents at their home on the Dab ney Road, for the P ast week-end. James Goodson. left Saturday for Epsom ot spend’ sometime there with bte son, J. H. Goodson. Mias Mildred Murrell a faculty OMttrfber of Zeb: Vance, visited i*ela tives in Henderson during the past man from Chilton, Wis., an nounce their engagement to wed At the instance of his bride to-be Kurth has given up his plans te become a coach and, instead, will seek a livelihood as a sport writer when he graduates in June. week-end. Avritte Sledge, a student of Wake Forest College. WaWke Forest, spent Monday night here with his aunt. Miss Ada Wood lief. Misses Bessie Atkinson, and Annie Fuller Young, were visitors of .rela tives and friends in Henderson, on last Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Browne has returned to her home here, after spending the past ten days in Seaboard with re latives. She was accompanied home by her cousin. Miss Selma Bradley, who will spend sometime here. Girl Scouts Plan To Observe Week Girl Scout Troop 1 and 2 met at their Scout hut on Gary Street Wed nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with their captains, Miss Mary Carter, of troop 1, and Miss Katherine Turner of troop 2. and discussed their plans for Girl Scout Week which is to be observed from October 23 through October 29. On Sunday morning the Scouts are to meet In a body and go to the First Presbyterian church where Rev. W. C. Gumming, the pastor, will preach a special sermon for the girls. The Scouts will sing a special song at this service. Monday, the girls will deco rate windows on some of th e business houses on Main street to show their activities. Tuesday is Mo’r.er's day of the week and the girls will enter tain their mothers at a tea in their hut. Wednesday, being community service day, the Scouts will do some service to the community. Thursday, being Home Service Day, the girls will make a special effort in their home to aid their mothers in every way possible in the management of the home. Friday will be Play Day, with the Scouts doing something for themselves in the way of entertain ment. Saturday'the last day of Girl Scout Week, ta designated as. Thrist Day for the girls. ; 1 * Girl Scout week i* an annual af'air with the national ongaiiiMtion and Scouts throughout the United States join in celebrating the week by having something special for each day. Black-Draught Gtaß Up SJaggisli Fee* *T have used Thedford’s Black- Draught for constipation for a long time/' writes Mrr. Frank Cham pion. of Wynne, Ark. ••If i get up In the morning frelijaf dull and sluggish, a dose oC Black- Draught taken three times a day wIB cause the feeling to pass away, -and • In a day or two I feel like a . new •person. After many years 01 ' up* *• would not exchange Black-Draught for any medicine.” pjg. -Ilf yos Aaoe Cibu>u». .*«* • the si the sew, plsaseat-tastia# , BTRUP of Theßfor*’* Black Dra*g*U \ XXXXXXXXXTXXXXXTTTTTYXTXTXI j/, oft-rPqXo,, M H ANY OF THESE COSTUMES m tim" IT IS easy TO CREATE rj h °*'°a x| / WITH A McCALL PATTERN H h Woolens —Silks I H M All wool coatings in the new weaves and H of course crepe. U Rich warm coloring. Smartest for coats • M H and ensembles. SI.OO and up. D * , Silk in the new rough weaves, Pebble, H Cinderdlg, Canton Phaile, etc . M Thefee silks are stocked in the season’s H £ best shades. M For those wishing lighter weight silks we H * offer newest prints and the ever popular M £ stripes. U t: M : Solving a Problem With Attractive * " Dishes by Fostoria i H H More and more are tastes becoming exacting.—hot food H must be piping hot, —cold food properly chilled. N M Grapefruit, surrounded by ice. becomes fit for kings * M when served in this large Grape Fruit Dish. Accompany- N H ing this dish is a liner which permits serving large indi- H M vidual portions of fruit salad. H H How much better, tomatoes, seafood, or fruit cocktails or H fruit juices taste, when thoroughly chilled and served in h w the dainty Fostoria Cocktail Server illustrated. H w Let us show you our Ice Dishes in the Hermitage Design h and you will want a complete set right away. Made of the M fiijest b*- I’o. toria, it is open stock itiid moderately H priced. H l E. G. Davis & Sons Co. ; t N. 0. M PAGE FIVE )> j . • # uHUIOH 0O(U$lilB jjnrotmoxicKHTs